Jacques de Molay Preceptory No.36
Masonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool. L1 9BY.
First Tuesday in November and March (Inst.). At 5.30 pm
On-street parking is limited since the recent changes. Mount Pleasant Car Park is probably the nearest. £4.50 for up to 3 hours, £6 thereafter, up to 24 hours.
Jacques de Molay Preceptory No. 36 – Liverpool
Imagine the world when Jacques de Molay Preceptory No. 36 was first formed.
No smartphones. No instant messages. No electric pace of modern life. Men travelled further for fellowship, news moved slowly, and a man’s reputation was built on his word, his conduct and his character.
And yet, the values that drew good men together then are the same values that still matter today.
Faith. Honour. Loyalty. Courage. Brotherhood.
That is the strength of tradition.
Meeting at Hope Street, Liverpool, Jacques de Molay Preceptory carries one of the most powerful names in Knights Templar history. Jacques de Molay, the last Grand Master of the medieval Knights Templar, stands as a symbol of loyalty under pressure, courage in adversity, and faithfulness to principle.
It is a name that speaks directly to the heart of the Order.
The banner is bold and unmistakable. The red Templar crosses, the quartered field, and the strong heraldic colours all point to a proud identity rooted in Christian chivalry, discipline and service.
For the members of Jacques de Molay Preceptory No. 36, there is much to be proud of — a noble name, a strong Liverpool home, a striking banner, and a continuing place in the story of Knights Templar Masonry within the Provincial Priory of Lancashire.
Times change. Society changes. The world changes.
But men of character don’t age.
They stand in every generation — steady, loyal, principled and ready to serve something greater than themselves.
For Royal Arch Masons ready to continue their Masonic journey, the Knights Templar offers friendship, tradition, self-improvement and a deeper Christian Masonic experience.
To the Banner!